toegeschreven Karl Palda of Moser stijl - Art Deco uraniumglazen (annagroen glas) likeurset - Drinking set (7) - light green uranium glass - Uranium glass - karaafset

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Art Deco uranium glass liqueur set in light green with dark purple accents, ca. 1920–1930, including a decanter with stopper, five liqueur glasses and a matching diamond/rondel tray sourced from Bohemia/Western Europe; the spooned spout shows edge damage and one glass has a tiny chip, otherwise in age-appropriate condition.

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Art Deco Uranium Glass Liqueur Set with Carafe, 5 Glasses and Tray – Bohemia/Western Europe, circa 1920-1930

Rare and complete 7-piece Art Deco liqueur set consisting of a glass pour spout carafe with original stopper, 5 accompanying liqueur glasses, and a matching diamond-shaped/round glass tray.

Style & Dating:
Art Deco, circa 1920–1930. Attributed to the Bohemian glass tradition (such as Karl Palda / Moser) or a prominent Western European glass factory (such as Scailmont or Val Saint Lambert).
Material & Special Features (Uranium Glass / Annagreen):
The ensemble is executed in beautiful light-green uranium glass (also known as annagreen glass) in combination with deep black/dark purple contrast glass for the carafe handle, the stopper, the stems of the glasses, and the tray.
Under an ultraviolet light source (UV/blacklight) the green glass glows spectacularly bright green (see photos).

What is Uranium Glass and why was it used?
Uranium glass is glass to which a small percentage of uranium oxide (usually between 0.1% and 2%) has been added during the melting process as a pigment.

Why was this chosen? Before the advent of modern synthetic pigments, uranium oxide was the method by which glassmakers could create a unique, translucent yellow-green to apple-green shade. This glass was known from 1840 to around 1940 (peaking during Art Deco in the 1920s and 30s) as very stylish, luxurious, and innovative.

The magical effect: In addition to the characteristic color, glassblowers discovered that adding uranium made the glass fluoresce strongly under UV light. Although radioactivity was only fully understood later, the uranium in the glass is firmly enclosed and completely safe for decorative collecting. Since the 1940s, worldwide production has largely ceased due to strict uranium restrictions, making these vintage pieces beloved collectibles.

Dimensions:
Carafe (incl. stopper): Height 26.5 cm | Diameter 10 cm
Liqueur glasses (5x): Height 8.5 cm | Glass bowl diameter 5 cm
Tray: Height 2 cm | Diameter 23 cm

Condition:
The set is in beautiful and authentic vintage condition with age-related signs:
Carafe: The pouring spout has noticeable rim damage/chips (see detailed photos). It is common for some damage or rim chipping to have occurred long ago and be re-smoothed/flamed in the past to remove sharp edges.
Glasses & Tray: The glasses and the tray are in good condition with light surface scratches and minimal signs of use consistent with age. One glass has a very small chip.
Please examine the extensive photo report carefully; it forms an integral part of the condition description.

Shipping:
The lot will be packed with the utmost care, double-boxed, sent by registered mail and insured with Track & Trace.

ps: The interior photo was created with AI to set a mood

Seller's Story

**Welcome to Gerard Dou and Extraordinary Sales House** We are Verkoophuis Gerard Dou en Buitenueel, located in the heart of Amsterdam. As a family business, active since 1933, we are proud of our rich history and dedication to our customers. Our global network enables us to find special and affordable objects, which we select with care. With our years of experience, we ensure that your purchases arrive to you safely and responsibly. We attach great importance to sustainability and use recycled packaging materials. Your trust is of great importance to us and we strive to surprise and delight you with your purchases. Kind regards from Amsterdam, The team of Verkoophuis Gerard Dou and Buitenueel
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Art Deco Uranium Glass Liqueur Set with Carafe, 5 Glasses and Tray – Bohemia/Western Europe, circa 1920-1930

Rare and complete 7-piece Art Deco liqueur set consisting of a glass pour spout carafe with original stopper, 5 accompanying liqueur glasses, and a matching diamond-shaped/round glass tray.

Style & Dating:
Art Deco, circa 1920–1930. Attributed to the Bohemian glass tradition (such as Karl Palda / Moser) or a prominent Western European glass factory (such as Scailmont or Val Saint Lambert).
Material & Special Features (Uranium Glass / Annagreen):
The ensemble is executed in beautiful light-green uranium glass (also known as annagreen glass) in combination with deep black/dark purple contrast glass for the carafe handle, the stopper, the stems of the glasses, and the tray.
Under an ultraviolet light source (UV/blacklight) the green glass glows spectacularly bright green (see photos).

What is Uranium Glass and why was it used?
Uranium glass is glass to which a small percentage of uranium oxide (usually between 0.1% and 2%) has been added during the melting process as a pigment.

Why was this chosen? Before the advent of modern synthetic pigments, uranium oxide was the method by which glassmakers could create a unique, translucent yellow-green to apple-green shade. This glass was known from 1840 to around 1940 (peaking during Art Deco in the 1920s and 30s) as very stylish, luxurious, and innovative.

The magical effect: In addition to the characteristic color, glassblowers discovered that adding uranium made the glass fluoresce strongly under UV light. Although radioactivity was only fully understood later, the uranium in the glass is firmly enclosed and completely safe for decorative collecting. Since the 1940s, worldwide production has largely ceased due to strict uranium restrictions, making these vintage pieces beloved collectibles.

Dimensions:
Carafe (incl. stopper): Height 26.5 cm | Diameter 10 cm
Liqueur glasses (5x): Height 8.5 cm | Glass bowl diameter 5 cm
Tray: Height 2 cm | Diameter 23 cm

Condition:
The set is in beautiful and authentic vintage condition with age-related signs:
Carafe: The pouring spout has noticeable rim damage/chips (see detailed photos). It is common for some damage or rim chipping to have occurred long ago and be re-smoothed/flamed in the past to remove sharp edges.
Glasses & Tray: The glasses and the tray are in good condition with light surface scratches and minimal signs of use consistent with age. One glass has a very small chip.
Please examine the extensive photo report carefully; it forms an integral part of the condition description.

Shipping:
The lot will be packed with the utmost care, double-boxed, sent by registered mail and insured with Track & Trace.

ps: The interior photo was created with AI to set a mood

Seller's Story

**Welcome to Gerard Dou and Extraordinary Sales House** We are Verkoophuis Gerard Dou en Buitenueel, located in the heart of Amsterdam. As a family business, active since 1933, we are proud of our rich history and dedication to our customers. Our global network enables us to find special and affordable objects, which we select with care. With our years of experience, we ensure that your purchases arrive to you safely and responsibly. We attach great importance to sustainability and use recycled packaging materials. Your trust is of great importance to us and we strive to surprise and delight you with your purchases. Kind regards from Amsterdam, The team of Verkoophuis Gerard Dou and Buitenueel
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Details

Specific region of origin
Bohemen
Glass type
Uranium glass
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
karaafset
Number of objects
7
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
toegeschreven Karl Palda of Moser stijl
Designer/artist/maker
Art Deco uraniumglazen (annagroen glas) likeurset
Model
light green uranium glass
Country of origin
Austria
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Green, Purple
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
26.5 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
The NetherlandsVerified
774
Objects sold
100%
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